Heat pump
Enfield EN3
Samsung monobloc air source heat pump
Set tight against the flank wall on anti-vibration feet, where it takes up none of the usable garden and the pipe run to the cylinder stays short.
Enfield
Installations
we have actually done
Photographs of finished work across London, with the borough, the equipment and what is worth looking at in each one. No stock photography, no renders, and no numbers we cannot show you the paperwork for.
19 located jobs below. Every one is our own work.
Brands we work with
These are installations carried out by Electro Heating Limited, which trades as Climate Shield London. The same engineers who survey a job carry it out, and the certification is issued in the company's name.
Each photograph is captioned with what it shows. There are no case-study numbers on this page because savings depend on the house, the tariff and how the system is run, and a figure from someone else's home tells you nothing reliable about yours.
The work
Sorted north to south. Boroughs we cover link through to what the job normally involves there.
Heat pump and solar
Winchmore Hill N21
Air source heat pump with roof-mounted solar
The panels sit across the rear pitch and the heat pump at the side of the house, which is the pairing that lets the pump run on its own generation through the middle of the day.
Enfield
Heat pump
Winchmore Hill N21
Mitsubishi Ecodan air source heat pump
An Ecodan stood off the boundary fence far enough that the fan discharge is not bouncing straight back off it, which is what makes a badly sited unit sound louder than it is.
Enfield
Heat pump
Barnet EN4
Cascade pair of air source heat pumps
Two machines in cascade on a flat roof, flow and return in insulated copper with isolating valves on each leg, so one can be shut down and worked on while the other keeps the building warm.
Barnet
Heat pump
North Finchley N12
Samsung air source heat pump with hydrobox
Heat pump and hydrobox both outside in the side passage, which keeps the whole system out of the house and leaves the cupboard the old boiler used.
Barnet
Air conditioning
New Southgate N11
Daikin multi-split condenser
Wall-mounted on brackets rather than stood on the ground, which is usually what a narrow side return leaves you, and the refrigerant lines dropped in a single trunked run.
Barnet
Heat pump
Wood Green N22
Samsung monobloc air source heat pump
Stood on a levelled base built up out of the border rather than on soil, so the feet stay out of standing water and the unit does not settle out of level over a winter.
Haringey
Heat pump, solar and battery
Tottenham N15
Air source heat pump with solar and battery storage
The whole electrical side on one wall: inverter, battery modules and every isolator in reach, with the conduit dressed in straight runs so a fault years from now can be traced without stripping the wall.
Haringey
Heat pump
Camden NW1
Samsung monobloc air source heat pump
Levelled on packers on an existing tiled patio rather than bolted through it, so the tiling stays intact and the unit still sits dead flat.
Camden
Heat pump
Leytonstone E11
Samsung monobloc air source heat pump
On its own slab set clear of the fence line, with the condensate taken away below ground level instead of being left to run across the paving and freeze.
Waltham Forest
Heat pump
West Ealing W13
Vaillant aroTHERM plus air source heat pump
An aroTHERM plus on a poured pad against the boundary fence, with the drain point brought out through the pad so the defrost water has somewhere to go.
Greater London
Heat pump
Richmond TW9
Air source heat pump
Flow and return brought up the wall as one insulated pair in a single clipped run, which is the difference between pipework that looks designed and pipework that looks added.
Greater London
Heat pump
Kingston upon Thames KT1
Bosch air source heat pump
Installed on a flat roof on a raised frame, so the roof covering carries no point load and rainwater still runs freely underneath.
Greater London
Heat pump
Walton-on-Thames KT12
Samsung air source heat pump
Sited round the corner from the conservatory glazing rather than beside it, because a fan discharging at glass is the most common cause of a noise complaint about a unit that is running perfectly.
Greater London
Heat pump
Epsom KT19
Samsung air source heat pump
Set into a planted border on a hard base, far enough off the wall for the service access the manufacturer asks for and close enough that the pipe run stays short.
Greater London
Heat pump
Wimbledon SW19
Vaillant twin-fan air source heat pump
A larger twin-fan machine raised onto a brick plinth, which lifts the coil clear of leaf litter and puts the fans above the level a low fence would reflect.
Greater London
Heat pump
South Croydon CR2
Samsung air source heat pump
Fitted down the side passage on a proper base, with the isolator mounted at the house wall where it can be reached without walking past the unit.
Greater London
Solar
Brentford TW8
Roof-mounted solar array
Panels on a flat roof carried on tilted frames rather than laid flat, which is what brings a London flat roof close to the yield of a south-facing pitch.
Greater London
Heat pump and battery
Hemel Hempstead HP1
Samsung heat pump with Tesla Powerwall
Heat pump and battery on the same elevation, so the pump can be run off stored generation through the evening peak instead of off the most expensive electricity of the day.
Greater LondonWhat you are looking at
The things in these photographs that decide whether a system is quiet, efficient and still working in ten years.
The base
Every unit here stands on something built for it: a poured pad, a plinth, a raised frame on a flat roof. A heat pump left on soil settles out of level, and a compressor out of level is a compressor wearing out early.
The clearance
Manufacturers publish a minimum distance to the wall behind and in front of the coil. Ignore it and the unit re-breathes its own cold discharge air, the efficiency drops in exactly the weather you bought it for, and it ices up more often.
The pipework
Flow and return insulated as one clipped pair, condensate taken somewhere it can actually drain, isolating valves where an engineer can reach them without dismantling anything.
Questions about this work
Are these your own installations?
Yes. They were carried out by Electro Heating Limited, company number 12609754, which is the company trading as Climate Shield London. It is the same legal entity, the same engineers and the same certification, under the name we use for this work.
That is why the photographs can be published with the equipment and the location on them. They are not a portfolio bought in or borrowed.
Why are there no prices next to the jobs?
Because the quotations belong to the customers who received them. What we can publish is the shape of the pricing across many jobs, and that is what the cost pages and the calculators are built from.
If you want a number for your own property, the survey is free and the written price after it does not move.
Most of these are heat pumps. Do you fit air conditioning too?
Air conditioning is the larger part of what we do; it is simply photographed less, because an indoor unit on a wall makes a duller picture than a machine in a garden. There is a Daikin condenser from New Southgate on this page and more on the installation page.
An air-to-air heat pump and an air conditioner are the same machine. If you want heating and cooling from one system, that is the one to ask about.
Will you show me a job near me before I commit?
Where a customer has agreed to it, yes. Ask at the survey and we will tell you what we have nearby and whether that householder is happy to be contacted.
We will not give out an address or a name without that permission, which is the same protection you get.
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